Shenandoah County Library Archives

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Photograph. of Hazel Virginia (Foltz) Seal as a young girl standing on a bench.

Her parents were William Buford and Maude (Hoover) Foltz, a farming family from St. Luke.

She married Charles E. Seal in 1943.

Hazel Virginia (Foltz) Seal, shown seated with short wavy hair, is seated on a bench.

She married Charles E. Seal in 1943.

The name, "Foltz", is written on the glass plate.

Portrait photograph of Hazel Rowmaine O'Neal.

This photograph appeared in the 1925 Strasburg High School yearbook "Shenandoah." Hazel graduated from the high school that year.

Photograph of Hazel B. (Helsley) Wilkins as a young woman.

Hazel was the daughter of George W. and Sarah Elizabeth (Lutz) Helsley. When she was about 2 years old, she was given to Jacob and Virginia (Sine) Miller, who raised her.

She married…

Photograph of sisters Hazel Didawick (left) and Nina Didawick (right).

Photograph of Hazel Agnes (Pence) Renalds on her wedding day. She is shown standing in a yard and wearing a bridal dress, veil, and holding a bridal bouquet.

She married Richard R. Renalds on July 27, 1929, in New Market.

Her parents were…

Portrait photograph of Hazel (Pence) Renalds wearing a dress with a decorative collar and flower.

Hazel was born in Forestville, a daughter of Robert A. and Bertie (Heishman) Pence.

She worked as a secretary to the registrar of James Madison…

View of Hawksbill Creek, south of Luray Virginia.

Unidentified boys are visible splashing in the creek. A house, trees and mountains are visible in the distance. This site is near Willow Grove Mill and Route 340 is the road visible on the right…

Photograph of a marriage license attesting that Arnold Hawkins (of Mount Jackson, Virginia) and Margie Miller (of Jerome, Virginia) were married in Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland, on October 7, 1940.

Photograph showing several women playing cards at the "K.E.Y. Club House" in August of 1913.

Photograph of the "Certificate of Marriage" for Robert Lee "Havec" (or something close to that) and Dorothea Elaine Rudolph, who were married in Washington D.C. on February 23, 1935.

Miniature photograph of Hattie Fravel. The image is dated on the reverse "January 3, 1898."

Hattie was a resident of Woodstock Virginia.

Photograph of Harwood H. Guess.

The name, "Howard Guess", is written on the glass plate.

Portrait photograph of Harvey Lee Pence in his U.S. Army uniform when he was a young man.

His parents were Carter and Daisy Bowers Pence. His wife was Pearl Mae (Rhinehart) (1925-2016) Pence.

The name, "Harvey Pence", is written on the glass…

Portrait photograph of Harvey Lee Huffman, Sr., of Woodstock, wearing a suit and tie.

Harvey was the son of Charles William and Ada May (Nicholas-Keyes) Huffman from Fort Valley.

He served in the military as a Private during WWII, from 1944…

Photo of two separate photographs of Harvey Lee Huffman, Sr., seated, and holding an unidentified young child on his lap.

The image on the right has a mark at the top where the photographer noted which of the two images he planned to…

Photograph of Harvey L. Stout standing beside his wife, Edith May (Burner) Stout. The couple married in 1938.

Photograph of Harvey Hoffman standing beside his wife, Alice (Crabill) Hoffman.

The couple married in May 1947 so this photograph was probably taken a couple of years after their wedding.

Harvey was the son of Walter Harvey and Martha Jane…

Harry William Lineweaver as a young man, seated, with his legs crossed.

Harry was born in Star Tannery, one of several children born to William Riley Lineweaver and his second wife, Clara Naomi (McIlwee) Lineweaver.

In the 1920 and 1930…

Portrait photograph of Harry W. Strickler, Sr. wearing a U.S. Army uniform that indicates he was a Corporal.

Born in Page County, Harry was the son of Charles Amos and Martha Caroline "Carrie" (Yancey) Strickler.

He served as a Corporal in the…

Harry W. Strickler, Sr., shown in his U.S. Army uniform from the WWI era.

Born in Page County, Harry was the son of Charles Amos and Martha Caroline "Carrie" (Yancey) Strickler.

He served as a Corporal in the Army during World War I.

His…

Photograph of Harry W. Hoover standing by a bench and wearing a suit and tie with a high, starched collar.

His wife was Fannie Louise (Clark) Hoover (1894-1959). The couple is buried together in Woodstock.

Photograph of Harry Hoover as a teenager standing beside a chair with one arm resting on its back.

His wife was Fannie Louise (Clark) Hoover (1894-1959).

The couple is buried together in Woodstock.

Photograph of Harry Ritenour's Blacksmith shop in Maurertown with several unidentified people, horses, and a buggy shown in front.

Blacksmith William Harrison "Harry" Ritenour, standing in the doorway of his shop in Maurertown.

He is holding his young daughter, Mary Frances (Ritenour) Crabtree.

His son, Wilmer Ritenour is standing beside him.
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